Take a Stand. Speak Up. Be Heard!

Duke Energy is a powerful multi-billion dollar company. They do not have your best interest at heart and are not willing to invest time and money in making this pipeline safe. Otherwise. they would not even consider building this pipeline in through densely populated residential areas. It is never done and “simply unfathomable”, according to an industry expert.

Our local politicians, Duke Energy, and the officials responsible for evaluating this pipeline have to know we are opposed to Duke Energy building this potentially dangerous pipeline in a densely populated, residential area.

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Show your neighbors you oppose the pipeline, many may not even know about the pipeline or are not aware that it is planned to be built in their community.

Spread the Word

Talk to your neighbors. Share information on Facebook (and Like NOPE! Cincy) Ask others to stand up with you against this potentially dangerous pipeline being built through our communities.

Be Loud

The squeaky wheel gets the grease. Begin by contacting the key stakeholders and then write letters and call them. Get others to help you by involving community organizations, school organizations, religious groups, and businesses. Look at the maps of the Danger Zone around the pipeline routes. Many people will be surprised at how close they actually are to the 1/3 mile evacuation zone.

Duke seems to have a corporate culture that sees issues from their own point of view. This can translate to a lack of understanding and empathy of the very people they are supposed to be serving. Note this recent safety issue in Carmel, Indiana. … https://t.co/nxemSedXjI

If you live or work near Conrey and School Rd, near Stewart Elementary School, be aware that Duke is doing pipeline inspection work in the area. (This is the location where the Central Corridor Pipeline would connect to the WW feeder station.)